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By Anna Bulbrook I first met Boyfriend in LA in January when she played Girlschool. When asked what was most important to her about this new body of work, she said, “this is me finally bringing to my recorded music what I’ve been developing on stage now for a while. Rap cabaret casts a wide net and this EP will start to show folks the variety of my schemes.” My personal favorite jam from NEXT is “Fun Sh*t,” featuring Cindy Wilson from the B-52s. A trad, tired, and curler-less head is appropriate for the home, the gym, or also never. * Live your damn truth because sometimes that truth is going to involve being a smart, stripping, pansexual, well-read, white rapper-performer-producer-persona, and the world is going to need that.

The self-styled “rap cabaret” artist arrived at the venue looking like, well, Boyfriend: head wreathed in giant curlers, sporting lingerie and a robe like a power suit, flanked by two dancers in matching garb. It’s catchy as hell and the chorus will resonate with any boss working her ass off to make her life exactly as awesome as she wants it to be: “Ain’t got time for that fun shit.” FIVE THINGS I’VE LEARNED FROM BOYFRIEND: * If you’re ever wondering if an outfit is too much, hire two or more people to wear it with you and roll as a posse. * When you have an important announcement to make, tampons are great medium. * Bodies are cool, and weird, and everyone has one. You can listen to Boyfriend’s EP Next here or here.

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